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Catalog Overview

ChimeraMiND is not a single trading bot with a UI wrapped around it. The platform is built from roughly 50 distinct, independently maintained capabilities across nine layers — introspection tooling, execution routes, strategy logic, machine learning, exchange connectivity, and real-time analytics. This page is the index; each linked page below documents the capabilities in that layer with the actual module/file it maps to, so every number here is traceable back to source.

Capability count by layer

LayerCountDetail
MCP introspection tools60 tools / 10 domainsRead-only observability surface (portfolio, analytics, AI state, market data)
REST API routes57 route filesTrading, portfolio, risk, config, calibration, infra
Trading bot types20DCA, grid, momentum, breakout, cascade, arbitrage variants, and more — see Trading Bots
Core strategy modules16Orchestrated as one ensemble, not run in isolation — see ML Models
ML models5Direction (GBM), regime (HMM), cascade risk, microstructure (DeepLOB), meta-optimizer (RL)
Exchange gateways7Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget, Coinbase, Kraken, Paper — see Exchange Gateways
Real-time analytics streams14VPIN, CVD, OI velocity, regime, breadth, and more — see Analytics Streams
Core execution subsystems24+Risk, calibration, portfolio, feeders, liquidation detection, on-chain tracking

Why the count is presented this way

Each number above is a count of things that actually exist in the codebase — files, registered tools, or configured integrations — not a marketing estimate. The MCP tool count and domain breakdown come directly from chimera_mcp/server.py. The route file count comes from api/routes/. The strategy and model counts come from strategy/ and the model-serving layer. This catalog is meant to survive a technical reviewer opening the repository and checking.

What "antifragile" means here

The platform's core differentiator is not any single model or bot — it is that 16 strategy modules are coordinated through a consensus/voting layer (strategy_mux, decision_engine) into one adaptive decision process, with a reinforcement-learning meta-optimizer continuously adjusting parameters against live performance. See Architecture Overview for how this fits into the runtime.